Atlanta-based Survivor 49 winner Savannah Louie talks the $1 million win, being asked back for Survivor 50 less than a day later and more. ATLANTA — Atlanta-based Survivor 49 winner Savannah Louie is used to being on camera, just not like this. In a sit-down interview with Faith Jesse, Louie talks about what it felt … Read more
A man was injured after someone fired into his vehicle outside a northeast side motel early Thursday morning. SAN ANTONIO — A man is recovering after being shot while dropping off a friend at a northeast side motel early Thursday morning. According to San Antonio police, the incident happened around 2:50 a.m. near the 1200 … Read more
The city noted two people were injured after falling through a staircase. Code Enforcement found the stairways outside eight buildings in dilapidated condition. SAN ANTONIO — Residents at a north side apartment complex say dangerous living conditions, including dilapidated stairways, have been ignored for too long, until now. Tenants of the Preston Apartments have until … Read more
A Seguin family is calling for accountability after bodycam video shows an officer slam their teen son to the ground during bike stop after he called his dad. SEGUIN, Texas — Newly released body camera footage is raising questions about a Seguin police officer’s use of force during a stop involving a 16-year-old bicyclist last … Read more
City leaders still need to approve the change. SAN ANTONIO — Fiesta de los Reyes has long been one of Fiesta’s most highly attended free events, drawing tens of thousands over 10 days. But attendees arriving to Historic Market Square for family fun, live music and chicken-on-a-stick may have to pay $5 to enter this … Read more
The move would make Musk the first ever person to lead two publicly traded companies worth more than $1 trillion. AUSTIN, Texas — Elon Musk’s aerospace company SpaceX appears to be taking a major step towards going public. According to reporting from Bloomberg, the Texas-based company confidentially filed paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange … Read more
“Our children’s lives were not a business inconvenience.” A Texas couple who lost their daughter in the Camp Mystic floods discusses re-opening application. HOUSTON — Camp Mystic could be allowed to partly re-open should state officials approve their license renewal. The Kerr County camp where 27 campers and counselors lost their lives in the 2025 … Read more